Culver Motors Dominates Cedar Rapids Open Play
Culver Motors tops Wilson and company 5 to 0 in a featured Cedar Rapids Softball Association Open league game. Don McGuire allowed one hit as Louie Hays struggled on the mound, while Culver’s offense, led by Bill Driscoll, overpower ed Wilson’s defense. The report notes pitching depth will be a concern for Culver as the season progresses.
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Cedar Rapids Softball Association
Culver Motors
Wilson and Company
Bill Driscoll
Don McGuire
Culver
DR Radintione
Firtura Mitet
McGuire
Louie Hays
Hay
Wilson
Driscoll
Harold White
George Broussard
Bill Jones
Braul
Parkson
Armstrong
Walt Broussard
Paul Kindler
Charley Michalek
Len Eye
St. Paul's Methodist
Jay Morgan
Cliff Evans
Calvary Baptist
Methodists
Morgan
Merchant's Bank
Chevrolet
Jack Curley
Roy Schrodermeier
Culver-Wilson
Iowa Steel
Dearborn Brass
Golden Arrows Top Golden Eagles in Cub Pack 1 Game
The Golden Arrows of Cub Pack No 1 defeated the Golden Eagles in a hardball game Saturday afternoon. Henry Rahe Bob Russell and Richard Rochek hit home runs. Rochek was the winning pitcher while Pushperi pitched for the Eagles.
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Golden Arrows
Cub
Golden Eagles
Henry Rahe
Bob Russell
Richard Rochek
Rochek
Pushperi
Eagles
Cedar Rapids Men Share In Knights Of Columbus Prizes
Cedar Rapids bowlers shared in a national Knights of Columbus tournament prize totaling 89 in checks. Twenty five Cedar Rapids Knights participated in the Ohio event held in April, with Cedar Rapids entries among the winners in the final scores.
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Cedar Rapids
Knights of Columbus
Cedar Rapids Knights
Toledo
Ohio
Tigers Pitcher Rowe Cleared to Rejoin Team in Washington
Detroit Tigers secretary Charles F Navin said Lynwood School Boy Rowe was in fine condition and would re join the team for Sunday's game in Washington.
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Detroit
Charles F. Navin
Detroit Tigers
Lynwood
Rowe
Washington
Forty More Boys Pass In Y M C A Swimming Tests
Forty more boys passed the YMCA swimming test, bringing total passes to ninety in two weeks. Participants listed include Bob Onnis Raymond Anderson Frank Stastny Robert Waggener and many others with exam coverage over three days of instruction and the fourth day beginner tests. An exhibition will showcase successful swimmers and award the Red Cross beginner’s button for those who passed.
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American Red Cross
Bob Onnis
Raymond Anderson
Frank Stastny
Robert Waggener
Bob Hall
Dick Emry
Glenn Waterson
Virgil Foushee
Martin Fitzgerald
John Wheeler
James Doty
Vinton Margretz
Kieth Jones
David Smith
Robert Nejdle
George Triebel
Harold Stanek
John Carter
Arthur Fanning
Bob Vail
Wayne Elliott, Jr
Robert Elliott
Jack Anderson
Athletics Professor Macy Sees College Limits on Pros
Professor C Ward Macy of Coe College reflects on a lifetime in sports from Grinnell to Stanford. He argues college athletics must serve student education and opposes professionalism on the campus, warning it would wreck wholesome intercollegiate programs.
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C. Ward Macy
Coe Social Science Department
Macy
Macys
Grinnell College
Grinnell
Drake
Fred Winter
Cedar Rapids
Coe
Freda James Upsets Alice Marble In Surrey Final
British tennis star Freda James defeats American singles champion Alice Marble 6 4 6 3 in the Surrey singles championship final in London. James, highly ranked, showcases a strong upset over Marble.
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Freda James
London
Alice Marble
Miss James
San Francisco
Coe and Knox Tennis Tie 3-3 in Saturday Meet
The Coe and Knox tennis teams battled to a 3-3 tie on the local courts Saturday afternoon. Individual results include Roberts of Coe defeating Green of Knox 7-5. Knox's Van Tricht defeated Blackwell 6-2, 6-1, and Woodward of Coe beat Lasker of Knox 6-4, 6-2.
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Coe
Knox
Roberts
Green
Nicholas
Woodward
Lasker
Van
Amana to Host First Speed Boat Races May 31
Amana lines Lily Lake for the first sporting event of its kind with about twenty five drivers from Iowa and Illinois. notables include Henry Tietge of Cedar Rapids and Roy Gaddis the Flying Dutchman from Amana in a special race to reclaim last year’s trophy. Races start at 1:30 p.m. with free parking and free admission for children under 12.
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Amana
Iowa
Mllinois
Amana Lily Lake
Highway 149
Henry Tietge
Cedar Rapids
Flying Dutchman
Roy Gaddis
Tietge
Gaddis
Three Teams Share Lead In M and J Race
Three pre season favorites hold joint first in the Manufacturers and Jobbers league with at least one sure to be toppled this week weather permitting. Iowa Electric Light and Power and Wilson and Company meet the third-place Quaker Oats in a feature game Wednesday.
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Jobbers
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Wilson and Company
Quaker Oats Company
Quakers
Marion
CCC Labs
Cedar Rapids Engineering
la Plant-Choate Manufacturing
Big Ockie Theisen
Packers
Marion CCC
Carman Reynolds
Doug Atkins
Don Shaffer
la Plant-Choate
McKinley Grad Shines as Freshman in Chicago Track Show
John Davenport, McKinley High alum now at the University of Chicago, won the broad jump at 21 feet 1 inch in a Memphis invitational. He placed third in the 100 meters and fourth in the 200 meters as Chicago runners excelled in a tight field. The Coe Cornell freshman meet split 67 14 to 63 34, with Kinch of Coe taking a 20 foot 1 inch leap. Art Sparks, a California racing innovator, tested a new car at 128.57 mph in practice as Indianapolis trials loom May 31, linked to Rex Mays’ Sparks-connected success in 1935 and 1936 campaigns.
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Sioux City Sete
Pittsburgh
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Cedar Rapids
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Case Ace Captures Sixth Illinois Derby at Arora Field
Case Ace led from the start to win the sixth Illinois derby over Greg Count by a neck before 17 000 fans. He held a tight finish as Heelfly and Grey Count followed, with Sunset Trail II fourth. The race covered 1 mile and 1 furlong in 1 51 4 5, paying $4.20 3.00 2.40. The derby grossed 13 200 with winner earning 9 590.
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Arora
Ill
Case Ace
Teddy Sweetheart
Greg Count
New Orleans
Heelfly
Grey Count
J. Morrissey
A. Robertson
Ethel V. Mars Milky Way Farm
Military
Matt Hart
Grey
Hecfly
Cornell Fresh Beats Coe In Freshman Tennis Meet
Cornell defeats Coe 5 to 1 in a Mount Vernon freshman tennis meet. Ross defeats Purcell 6-0 6-2, Joske beats Rees 6-2 6-4, Schumacher tops Hackett 6-1 6-0, Grummon down Hines 6-1 6-3, Grummon and Schumacher pair win 6-2 6-1, Jesse and Purcell win 6-3 for Cornell.
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Mount Vernon
Cornell
Coe
Ross
Purcell
Joske
Rees
Schumacher
Hackett
Grummon
Hines
Araho Lass Wins Old Colony Stakes at Naragansett
Araho Lass a Teddy filly owned by Walter F. O Hara and racing for the Araho stable upset Huskie Boy to win the $5,000 added Old Colony stakes at Naragansett Park. She drew clear to beat the unbeaten Texas two year old by a length with Historic Era third in a ten horse field. The final time was 59 4 3 seconds.
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Pawtucket
R. I
Araho
Araho Lass
Huskie Boy
Texas
C. H. Trotter
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Bankers
Bud McGuire
Fiala
Dearborn Brass Battery
Columbus
Maccabees
Paul Dyson
Suport
Poole
Firemen
Harry Hall
Timge
Light Company
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Quaker Oats and
Frank Spryncla
Y.M.C.A
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Cedar
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Fred
Iowa State
Washington University of St. Louis
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Bruce West
Chuck Filipi
Kremers Brothers
Arlo Sanderson
Ora Lawrence
al Gowns
Aubrey Devine
Kaps Professionalism
Prof
Lighters
Town Licht and Power
Quaker Oats
Cedar Rapids Engineers
V. S. Dodds CO
2Nd Ave SE
Dial
Case
Cotter
Snyder
Cornell Fresh
Old Colony
Losity
Starant
2Nd Ave. SE
Rtown
St. SW
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